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agreed. Thought Pedro Pascal was really good. Much better than Aubrey Plaza (surprisingly) and better than Michael B Jordan. The cold open and game show were kind of weak, but after that, I actually liked pretty much everything.
This was great.Still need to watch full episode, but HBO Mario Kart skit was pretty good.
HBO Mario Kart Trailer - SNL
In a video game turned series, a trailer follows a group of people as they try to help a princess get to Rainbow Road.Saturday Night Live. Stream now on Peac...
yes, there are 2 or 3 pre-tape segments per show and they just put them on a screen,This was great.Still need to watch full episode, but HBO Mario Kart skit was pretty good.
HBO Mario Kart Trailer - SNL
In a video game turned series, a trailer follows a group of people as they try to help a princess get to Rainbow Road.Saturday Night Live. Stream now on Peac...
Noticed a lot of CGI in these more recent skits. I guess they just play those on a screen for the live audience?
Pedro Pascal is one of those actors that elevates the material he's given. Was one of the better SNL episodes.
Nate was great, tapped out on the first Foo song, just didn't do anything for me.
Love Nate and Grohl... Best SNL episode in quite some time IMO
You mean Nathan?
And the Hallmark Movie one...
I loved the premise of that one, but thought the sketch itself could have been better written. I wanted to like it more than I did.
That GW sketch was the funniest I have seen in awhile.
Or Olivia?
We enjoy Bargatze. Saw him live about a month ago and it was a great show. I'm laughing like a child at the Washington sketch.How many liters in a gallon.....no one knows
Where'd that oddly attactive thread go.
What happened to Christo?
Didn't really remember him from the cast, but heard he was coming back to host after being fired from SNL.
I'm watching the monolog now having DVR'd it. He's brutally unfunny. I'm just hoping he doesn't tank the rest of the show.
Exactly
I heard David Spade and Dana Carvey mention him on their "Fly On The Wall" or "Superfly" podcast and they said he had been hired for SNL and fired shortly thereafter. I guess he was announced as a new guest member and then when clips from an old podcast resurfaced, he was fired.
I thought he was hilarious.
Proof that comedy is subjective. I enjoyed the edginess. It was refreshing.
If you've watched him pretty much anywhere, his monologue was just a spinoff of his usual routine. It was unfunny, the only really new joke I heard was the bit about the coffee shop. His sketch work was funny but I bailed after Weekend Update.I thought he was hilarious.
Fair enough. I have never heard or seen him prior to the SNL monologue. I liked the edginess of it, but you could tell he was choosing his words carefully and maybe that was part of the problem.If you've watched him pretty much anywhere, his monologue was just a spinoff of his usual routine. It was unfunny, the only really new joke I heard was the bit about the coffee shop. His sketch work was funny but I bailed after Weekend Update.I thought he was hilarious.
The problem with Gillis is, and he even said it during his monologue, his material isn't for TV. Just doesn't translate well at all.
He definitely came off as nervous during that monologue, but the sketches were pretty funny.Fair enough. I have never heard or seen him prior to the SNL monologue. I liked the edginess of it, but you could tell he was choosing his words carefully and maybe that was part of the problem.If you've watched him pretty much anywhere, his monologue was just a spinoff of his usual routine. It was unfunny, the only really new joke I heard was the bit about the coffee shop. His sketch work was funny but I bailed after Weekend Update.I thought he was hilarious.
The problem with Gillis is, and he even said it during his monologue, his material isn't for TV. Just doesn't translate well at all.
Yea he sure did, very noticeable. If you haven't seen him before, he put out his first special on Youtube a few years ago. It's pretty solid, link belowHe definitely came off as nervous during that monologue, but the sketches were pretty funny.Fair enough. I have never heard or seen him prior to the SNL monologue. I liked the edginess of it, but you could tell he was choosing his words carefully and maybe that was part of the problem.If you've watched him pretty much anywhere, his monologue was just a spinoff of his usual routine. It was unfunny, the only really new joke I heard was the bit about the coffee shop. His sketch work was funny but I bailed after Weekend Update.I thought he was hilarious.
The problem with Gillis is, and he even said it during his monologue, his material isn't for TV. Just doesn't translate well at all.
Hmmm, wasn't aware that there'd been a change to longstanding shtick.
Comedy is subjective and it seems more than a bit presumptuous that you'd tell us what is and what isn't funny.
Agree with this. Somewhere along the line SNL became popular to rip on for whatever reason. Kind of like Nickelback or something. I still find most of it pretty funny, and the prepared bits and news are almost always good.
